Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-01
LOCAL RREvLIlES.

Officer Houser. of Dayton, was in the city
yesterday.
Council meets tonight, but nothing very
thrilling is promised.
Frances Karr, of Chicago packing house,
is at the Lagonda house.
Mrs. c. f. Winters and children left at
noon for jacksonville, Florida.
Mr.. J. L. Bowman. from near Snyder's
station. left for California today.
Judge John A. Price. of Bellefontaine.
is spending the afternoon in the city.
Mr.. S. W. Martin, of Mast, Foos & Co..
is spending a couple of days at Troy. o.
Marshal Hughes and Mayors Clerk Mil
Ter expect to go to Cincinnati tomorrow.
Rev. r. F. Delo left today for northern
trip in the interests of Wittenberg college.
Mr.. George W. Brown. the Murphy tenn
perance agitator. has been at home sick for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. John F. Russell and little daughter,
Ruth. of south Limestone street, left this
morning Tor Canton, ONO.
Colonel Dodds. of the Little Miami ticket
Office. was in Xenia today. David Deaton,
the night man. taking his place.
Miss Lillian Kelley left today for Day
ton. where she will spend fortnight the
guest of Miss Lillian Clark, of Wilkerson
street.
Mr.. J. ". Burns left this morning for a
trip in the northwestern part of the state.
in the interests of Miami commercial college
of Dayton.
Last night somebody hurled . stone
through glass in the front of the White
Elephant saloon, opposite the Southern
engine house.
Mr.. Fred VoiC., of the Queen City hote'.
Cincinnati. is at the Lagonda house looking
after some business affairs. He leaves to-
day for Cleveland.
The station house slate contained the fol-
lowing names. all drunk and diso-derly:
John Mace. Charles Moulton, Jobu Deylin
and Nike Sc,nlon.
Geo. W. June. business agent of the ST.
yer King company, is in the city. His
company appears at the Grand Monday
e,enipg. March 18th.
Revs. Gazaway and II. II. Thompson, Of
Indianapolis, are in the city, and will as
sst Rev. o. p Ross in the services at the
North street church this week.
Colonel A. G. Sands. the new manager
OF the Cincinnati Sun, is in the city today.
perfecting arrangements for the prompt de-
livery Of his paper in this city. which will
be reissued this week.
Today is the oath birthday of Grand
mother Kaufman, the venerable mother of
Rev. VI. and b. +. Kaufman of this city.
Notwithstanding her advanced age, she
retains comparatively good heath.
Mr.. Alfred W. Crosby has leased the
Ingersoll boarding stable. on Columbia
street, west of Market street, south side.
and as he is a most competent man he will
be sure to have good run of custom.
Master Charley Warren was surprised.
at the house of friend, Monday night, by
members of Miss Berry's Sabbath school
class, of which he is a member, Master
Earnest Fay presenting him. in their be-
half. a volume of United States history.
Mr.. o. F. Humphreys. who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in this city for
several weeks, left this morning for Gin
cinnati, whence he will go to New Orleans
to accept position as chemist in sugar
refinery. Mr.. Humphreys isa fine chemist.
having done some of the best original work
that was ever done by student in the lab
oratory of the university of Michigan.